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The Riviera.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
Doubtless most Of your readers understand the mean
Ing of the above term used in connection with the
lsss earthquake disasters in Italy. but many do not
For the benet Of the latter class will NOS please
give some explanation in regsri 10 tss q.
February -. 1857.
In the Italian language the word Ririsra STANDS
for either sea-coast river valley or country; but
In general way when used without qualnca-
tion the term Is applied or understood to apply 10
that part Of the west coast Of Italy which lies
along the Gulf OF Genoa, extending from Nice 10
Leynon, or, more accurately speaking, from VEN
timigiia to Spezta. That portion lying between
the nrss named point and Genoa Is called Ricferd
"a Ponente, or shore OF the setting sun, while the
section lying between Genoa and SpeZ1a Is termed
Rsc1era di Levonte, or shore OF the rising sun. 1t
includes the beautiful and romantic territory
traversed by the famous corntce road. $50 named
from running high along the mountain wall or
Sde) which has always been 50 greatly admired
By Travellers who, before the opening OF the pres
ent railway line along the same route, but much
closer to the sea-Shore, used to make the journey
along the coast In carriages. Although the coun-
try included In this territory Is wholly montain-
Gus, and seems barren to the American traveller,
II h thickly populated, and Is the center OF many
important industries, the most valuable interests
being the OIL and marble trades and ship-building.
The ordinary maps OF Italy DO not give the smaller
towns In this section which have been such severe
sufferers from the late earthquake, but 1t may be
said In general way that the center OF the dis
turbance seems TO have been along that part OF
the coast lying nearly midway between Nice and
Genoa, and including the most picturesque pof-
tons OF the region referred to.
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III the ma, adjournment OF Congress had th,.
year been on the 3Ots OF Aprti instead ar the Arm
OF March there would have been time 10 do some
thing for the protection of our seacoasts for the
DECENTRALIZATION OF our navy, and for the Improve.
ment Of our rivers and harbors The chances
also are decidedly In favor OF the general def.
cheney bins going through in season TO receive the
PRESIDENTIAL signature. Let the next Congress
reject on these facts and govern Itself accordingly
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Washingtons example Is coming to be followed
In New York In the matter Of hatless women az
the theaters. AT all the leading houses OF amuse.
ment In ou- sister city the proportion OF uncovered
heads is nightly Increasing
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ADMINISTRATIONS.

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chambermaids, NURSE ssanstreasea WATERS dx1vers
In families, hotola &c, nufDes for physic3ans and
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We Il T L E II E II

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News CusroMMApE SHIRTS.

OUSTOM-U1ADE DHIRTS.
We have now reached the highest state of per-
lection in shirt tailoring yet attained. We en-
ploy none but the most capable and expert
enced shirt hands.
Our Cutter and Filter ranks second to none In
this city. having devoted the major part Of
his life to this vocation.
Thorough workmanship. cut, fit and superior
quality are the grounds upon which we claim
your patronage.
We ask trial, confident Of our ability to
please you.
PRICE LIST-LAUEDERED SHIRTS.
Shirts for $500 Shirts for $1,000.
Shirts for 1850 9 Shirts for 1900.
Guaranteed to be the best procurable for the
price.
We call attention to an elegant line OF Fisk,
Clark Flseg's Madras Shirtines, black aud
Ialey coiorlngs in narrow, medium and wide
small .plada,. Hail lines Sc Ne belieYe
this to be the finest line OF tsrnsxc ~ ss1,,
TO this city We are two coars and Ssir
from TINS ISL line Cheaper to buy SIX, assorted,
We have made up an excellent line Of Mems
Fine Flannel Paiamas, in light checks, stripes
ana pialds, thoroughly made and finished in
superior manner. Only $3.50 per suit; worth
Fisk. Clark h Flagg. of New York, have the
country. We have opened their spring styles
in Fourth hands and Knots Beautiful effects,
easy shapes to adjust and easy to keep adjusted,
S1Hc. to 3 80 each
Reasonable men will find this an excellent
place to buy fine goods at reasonable prices.
WOODWARD i LOTHROP,
mh5 Branch for Men, 1913 F st. NV.
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WARMERS CORALINE CORsETs.' 79c., ONE
w pair to each customer. at the
Double Combination,
mh4-3t 1241 and 1913 / 1th ut Sc
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-,AN- UNPUBLISHED ROOM WITH
w gas; rent not to exceed "a. Address SINGLE
HOUSEKEEPER Star Office. 1T
WANTED-NEw ENGLAND MAN OF SIMPLE
w tastes and habits wants comfortably furnished
and heated south room ana plain substantial board in
private family in healthfu house and location within
half hour Of City P. o. &25 per month Satisfactory
references Address: SANITARY ENGINEER, p. u
Box 225 1ts
WANTED AND WIFE DESIRE
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A Busr SCENE.


SINCE EARLY MORNING EVERY DEPART
MENT IN OUR HOUSE HAS BEEN
THRONGED WITH PATRONS ANXIOUS TO
SECURE SOME OF THE GREAT BARGAINS
WITH WHICH OUR HOUSE IS BR1MMINa
OVER AT THIS TIME THE MONTHS OF
JANUARY AND FEBRUARY, AND THE
EARLY PART OF MARCH, ARE SUPPOSED
TO BE THE DULLEsT MONTHS OF THE
YEAR. BUT WE HAVE KNOWN NO DULL
SEASON. AND THERE'S NO GOOD REASON
WHY WE SHOULD. WHILE SLOW GOING
MERCHANTS ARE SPECIALIZING ON
CAUSES, AND LIKE MICAwBER, WAITING
FOR SOMETHING TO TURN UP" WE ARE
CONSTANTLY TURNING UP SOMETHING
OR OTHER FOR OUR PATRONS AND OUR
SELVES. ONE MEMBER OF OUR FIRM IS
ALMOST CONSTANTLY IN NEW YORK ON
THE QUI WYE FOR DRIVES IN ONE OR
O4uGn We XdE NAltlOUS LINES WE hEEf.
MEMS CLOTHING, BOYS AND CHILDREN's
CLOTHING. HATS, OR GENTS FURNISH
INGs. AT THIS TIME CASH rs WHAT THE
MANUFACTURERS NEED WHEN THEY
WANT TO REALIZE ON DESIRABLE GOODS
AT SACRIFICE THEY KNOW WHO TO NO
THY. OUR BUYERS AT. HAND. AND IF
THE INDICTMENT OFFERED BE STRONG
ENOUGH THE GOODS ARE IMMEDIATELY
SHIPPED TO Us; THE CASH Is ALWAYS
READY. AND OUR PATRONS SHARE WITH
Us THE ADVANTAGES OF SUCH TRANsAC-
TIoNs. THESE ARE SOME OF THE REA-
SONS WHY DULL SEASONS ARE UNKNOWN
TO U.s. THIS IS AN AGE OF LIFE AND VIM,
PUSH. PLUCK AND ENERGY, BACKED By
CAPITAL AND JUDGMENT, AND A THOR
OUCH KNOWLEDGE OF THE PEOPLES
WANTS CAN OFTEN RENDER THE PEOPLE
sOME sFHr1oR- AND THE LIE WILL
ALWAYS TRADE WHERE THEY OBTAIN
THE BEST VALUE FOR THE MONEY THEY
SPEND.
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INTERVIEW DIR. NJ. L. DEvEsSEY, MD vDCML
l30l NJ st. NV. Leading Specialist in long stand
falyss Cancers and all Female Troubles cured If cura-
hour Of deep affection you need friend; consult DR.
n L. DEVEssEY before going too far in the Leap for
OFFICE Horns {Daily. Ito 6 pm,
AoA Ho"' lSundsy, IL NJ to pm. It.
NEW. DRESS GOODS NOVELTIES IN SHORT
IN ends to arrive at the
Double Combination.
mh4-3t 1241 and 1243 18th st. e. e.
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ARE INVITED TO INSPECT THE SPRING
IMPoRTATIONs OF FANCY ENGLISH
MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAR AND
HALF HOSE ON EXHIBITION AT THE
PALAIs ROYAL A GLANCE AT SAM
PILES IN sHow-wINDOw. CORNER OF
10TH ST. AND PENNA AVENUE, WILL
CONVINCE YOU WE ARE OFFERING
HIGH-CLAss NOVELTIES AT VERY
MODERATE PRICES
GENTLEMEN
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EoR lighthouses.
STORES. ETC.

STORES, ETC.
Str. rm. and part cellar,
cor.4th aud n sts. u. W S25
Str. rm.. cellar, 1 back rm.,
pol Ii st. ne. .15
Stable, rear 1916 X st.
n.W.........-..-.........lD
Stable r'r 1913 10th n.w..7
Str. I'm. 42l l. st. s.e......d
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f95l q st. s r kstore 500 e3e @ sc. rs mi % 90
17l9 18th St, 10 RIM l. 65 81 9TH se, 6r mi Is 80
2sQ6 Gay St. Gtn. IL 80 81 4th me- Or. mi 1880
l2l5 Nylie st me- Or, - l225wye 81. w.gl050
1876 Boundy St ne, Or, 824 Blade road 3 r. 500
swORMSTEDT a BRADLEY,
mh4-3t 927 St NV
IrOR RENT = THE FINE RESIDENCE l7O4
II Connecticut ave-; - rooms: mod imps. Apply TO
A. p. HILL & co, 1888 4 St mh4-Sw
VrOR RENT-13l5 MASSACHUSETTS AVE- HALF
II square from Thomas Circle: entrance Massachu-
sets and ST large side yard; IL rooms Apply
to A. Z. HILL CO., 1888 u st mh4-2w
NOR RENT-SIX-RooM PRESS BRICK FRONT,
424 Boundary st. NV, between y. J. ave. and 9th
st. Inquire Mt 40. mh4-3ts
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WANTED--BOARD

WANED-BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY BY
w Two Oung men (mechsnics): central location and
home cohorts. Address, stating TERMS &C. BOAl.DER
Star othc. MIND 0ts
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"As YE SOW"

Just q fow words; but they brighten
A life that was cloudod with care,
And strengthened q spirit discouraged
And close to the verge OF despair.
And faith to go hopefully onward
Sprang UP where their tenderness fell
Just few words; but how potent A.
For comfort or blessing their SPELL
Just few words; but they blighted .tt
And blackercd name rs n frost,
And stung unto madness q spirit
That hung on the brink OF the lost;
Hung, trembling with pitiful longings
To turn from the valley OF shame
Just few words; but they weighted
The balance and-who was to blamoi y
Tho one who had shifted the burden
From shoulders that shrunk from the load
SpolSo also the light words of soofllng
That proved the poor hnlting ones good.
The speaker went carolcssly onward,
Nor rockedof the deeds that were done,
Nor thought OF the lilies or thistles
To spring from the seeds idly sown.
-fellis Watts Nc Pey, IL Lesiie's ILLUSTRATED
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The Charing printed vailings and challies
largely used for the inexpensive but lux
urious gowns, also Albatross. Surah and
foulard in finer materials, in shades of
pink and olive, old rose with lilac, and
cream white trimmed with tiny rows of
black or golden.brown velvet.
Corsages like those of last winters gay
season are extremely varied, every shape
and style is worn, but always with refer
once to the occasion for which the toilet is
designed; the glove-htting bodice for the
tailor gown suitable for morning, shop.
ping and travelling; very long-waisted
corsage almost without basque for dressy
dinner and tea wear, and Il cuirass bodice,
with point and plastron for full dress oc-
casions-this more or less open over half
high or wholly high chemisettes of lace or
tule. abit-basques are worn with gar.
den. party toilettes of silk with square tabs
or peplum points falling low on the skirt
with wide velvet reVsrs turning back from
plated petticoats OF fiOurer-brocaded crepe
lisse. The boiices of many of the new
princesse slips of silk used as foundations
TO lace dresses are now very frequently
cut low in the neck or in very deep
square front AMI back, while the lace bod
ice above is cut high in the throat, be-
coming and pretty fashion revived and one
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Mosquitoes and nroot Trout.

According to recent bulletin OF tho
United States Fish Commission, mosquitoes
are deadly enemy to young brook trout
An observer states that in June, 1889,
while sitting by the Tumiche creek, in
Gunnison valley, Col, where the water
WAS clear and shallow, he saw number
of newly-hatched mountain brook trout
swimming about. When one OF these came
would fly at him and drive his trunk into
the little creatures brain. When the mos
quito few away the little fish turned over
dead. In the course of half an hour tho
obvsryer saw some twenty trout that wcro
killed in this way. The locality was near
tho snow line, and the water cold. II ia
possible that other infant bsh may bs
Killed NY the same hArpY
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-15

A special from Washington says: "a
long, lanli West Virginian, named Brown,
presented himself at the pension bureau to
furnish evidence in claim pending before
the office. 1t was learned upon inquiry
that his mother had borne thirty-three
children in all. Twenty of this number
were boys, sixteen of whom had served in
other fourteen survived Each OF them
draws pension from the Government for
disabilities received while in tfe service.
The death of the two boys entities tha
the files Of the office fail TO show another
record where sixteen sons of one father
and mother served as soldiers in the late
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-15

The garbage crematory at Wheel
ing, w. Va, is said to be completed,
and to have stood the tests which have
been applied, to the satisfaction of the
authorities. Pittsburgh, Pa, is also
endeavoring to solve the difficult prob
lem of disposal of garbage, and has adj
vertised for bids to construct furnaces.
Public Opinion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-15

COSTUME FOR THE ported, and there are
COUNTRY OF PLAIN also rich and elegant
AND FIGURED WOOL combinations Of cost
GOODS. ly black lace flounces
with those of white lace and checked and
barred black and white silks, with wrap,
bonnet and parasol en- suite Dove gray
surah or foulard dresses have white cord
ed silk vests and reVerS on the skirt over
laid with silver pdSsementerie The bodice
is fastened with small buttons Of real
silver.
Stylish travelling dresses are made OF
fine Austrian wool in Shepherds check in
blue and Colds, the vest panels and tunic
trimmed with dark-blue velvet ribbon.
The square crowned walking hat of gold
colored straw, comes well over the eyes,
and is trimmed with band and high loops
of dark. blue velvet iuu through with hand
some gold pins. G. ID. Il.
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No INTELLrdENT man or woman would
touch or taste wine, beer, whisky or brandy,
ETC., after they read tho recent astounding
disclosures OF science on tho poisonous eff
fects OF alcohol ms given in the July number
Of Democrats Monthly Magazine. Price 20
cents. Sold everywhere. Address w.
Jennings Domorost, 10 East 14th St, N. Y,
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Malherbe, the gifted French author, de-
clared that of all things that man possesses,
women alone take pleasure in being pos
sessed. This seems generally true of tho
sweeter sex. Like the ivy plant, she longs
for an object to cling to and love-to look to
for protection. This being her prerogative
ought she not to be told that DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is the physical saliva
ton of her sexi 1t banishes those distress
ing maladies that make her life burden,
curing all painful Irregularities, uterine dis
orders, inflammation and liberation, pro-
lapsus and kindred weaknesses. AS ner-
vine, it cures nervous exhaustion, prostra-
ton, debility, relieves mental anxiety and hy-
pochondria, and promotes refreshing sleep.
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Wicked Macbeth, who murdered good
King Duncan, asked this question TO his
despair. Thousands of victims OF disease
are daily asking "What will scour the i'm
purities from my blood and bring me health !
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will
do it. When the purple life-tidei is sluggish,
causing drowsiness, headache and loss of
appetite, use this wonderful vitalizer, which
never fails. 1t forces the liver into perfect
action, drives out superfuous bile, brings
the glow of health to the cheek and the nat-
ural sparkle to the eye AL druggists.
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That your internal is badly disturbed If you
rise with furred tongue and an i'll taste in
and the liver are usually to blame for these
abnormal indications. A prompt check TO
the infant evil should be given with Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. Morning languor, a
sensation of wcariness, and .yawning with
these are symptoms of dyspeptic and bilious
causes, to the removal of which the Bitters
Is fully adequate.
COCO.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-15

The most ordinary sombrero in the
City of Mexico costs about S15. while
the most expensive ones range In price
from $50 to 5000. 1t costs money to be
dude in Mexico.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-15

II am sitting by tho style, Jennier he
murmurcd, softly, ss he slid into the pow
and sat down right next to his wifo's
brand new bonnet-Merchdnt Trdpslsh
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A RECEIVING tollcr-a gossiping woman.
-Terds SiCiucs
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WHO ever saw suffering womanl-
Chirdgo Inter Ocean.
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WOMEN Admiration win who use Glenn,s
sulphur Soap to improve tho skin.
Hills Hair and Whislser Dye SOC. The best.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-15

"A Limited Range. - Wife 40,
doctor, Benjamin seems to be wander
ing in his mindn Doctor (who knows
Benjamin) trouble about that
he can't go far. lid Bits.
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r. W. TASsuL & Co, Chicago:
have retailed cigars for sixteen years
and consider your "Tansilrs Punchb the
best &c cigar l ever saw.
JouN W. A1TKEN, Druggist, Carbondale. Pa.
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If a,Eicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's EyeWator Druggists sell it25c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-15

A BACHELOR discovering his clothes full
Of holes, exclaimed: "Mend can'tn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-15

sAppArH pnrAxrRs-th, waves at Now.
port
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-15

Cincinnati has secret society for
providing poor girls with pretty
dresses
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-15

No MAN can be called gooa base p.l
player until he can pitch ball that vii
curve the umpire. .-NeUmdn Independent
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-15

exceedingly comfort
able during the tor
rid days and evenings
of July and August.
Some of the expen-
sive white costumes
have round waists
made very plain, with
n rich trimming of
costly lace arranged
down the front and
on the elbow sleeves
only. This plain is
followed for the rea-
son that en- suite arc
pretty little Russian
jackets oil dark vel
vet to be worn above,
revealing only t h o
white waist beneath,
from throat to belt
and the dainty lace
sleeves, for nine out
of ten of these jack.
cts are sleeveless.
Black reppad silks
with superb lace and
jet garnitures are Q
auain larUa m
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-15

BRONCHITIS Is cured by frequent small
doses Of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
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"Yhat Drug VIII scour These English
Hence?

THE pitcher who sasses the umpire too
often gets broke at last
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a ~ -
or Of fame (whose es.
tablishmont is filled
with new and artist
ic devices for tho
adorning OF tn o
daughters of men)
sends out n novel
and graceful model
for apolonaise which
is here illustrated.
Thp rich material of
which it is to be
made con Sists of an
cxquisitcly fine quail
ity of fnwn and
brown CtlcCkcJ CASH
mere, crossed with
hair lines of Roman
re d. This fu0ric
forms the polonaisc.
The skirt, rcttrS, cuffs
and lining are male
of ia w H. C olored
,tdiile, a soft corded
silk in high vogue
in the world of fash
ion. Gold and bronze
ornaments and but
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-15

with full sash
drapery at tho
back, and tho
other showing n
gown of even
| c n & t h a IL
around, with full
breadths plated
or gathered to n
yoke. Neither
springs nor bus
ties are worn
w | t h I h c S @
gowns, and not
a few are made
with full bish-
op sleeves. Some
of these dresses
are uncon fined
at the waist, fall
ing in classic
folds from the
yoke. Others are
worn with Il silk
cord and tussels,
or have hand.
some ribbons
which start from
the side seams
and tie in front.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-15

wALKISG COSTUME OF tons are the only
sNuFF-coLonEp WOOL garritures used
oooEs, rLAIN AND upon the costume.
CHECKED The back of tho
drapery is arranged in 'dog ear" jabots,
which show the silk lining to fine adj
vantage.
Another attractive style exhibited in the
designers parlors is natty Normandy
costume which shows q Vaudyked skirt
over an under one, laid in broad box
plaits, with drapery falling from the hips
and forming shawl-point directly in
front The unique bodice II cut away over
n Vandyke vest which is simply shaped to
the form in Il seam which reaches the en-
tire length of the front of the waistcoat.
The cap sleeve is also vandyked at the
edges and falls over second sleeve made
of silk gauze. The vest buttons up the
back beneath the trim cut-away Normandy
jacket. This design is also here given.
Among the list OF attractive summer
dresses are the "oasy gowns" for morn
ing wear These are made in two styles,
the one demi-traiued princesse shape,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-15

GusrowprR is Il prime necessity iu mod.
arn warfare